Pure Silk Deep Royal Maroon Kuttu Gadhwal
₹14,500
Kuttu means Joining Technique. This is a rare handwoven method where pure silk borders (pattu) are manually interlocked with the silk body using needle precision. No mechanical stitching — pure loom work.
This saree will be available in big border and small border.
Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure.
Popular for ceremonies where auspiciousness is emphasized — worn during Mahurats, Grihapravesh, and Traditional Weddings.
A single Kuttu Gadwal saree carries over 8000 precise hand movements.
Each piece takes minimum 7–15 days to weave, depending on the intricacy.
Specifications
Saree Colour: Deep royal maroon body exquisitely paired with a mustard yellow border and pallu with intricate golden zari.
Fabric:
- Body Fabric: Handloom Silk-Cotton blend
- Border & Pallu Fabric: Pure Silk with zari woven accents
- Zari Work: Gold zari (traditional finish)
Weave Type: Korvai Kuttu Handweave
Pattern: Delicate butta motifs throughout the body complemented by classic temple border design in rich zari.
Product Category: Traditional Sarees / Ethnic Luxury Wear
Saree Length: Standard 6.3 meters (including blouse piece)
Blouse (Contrast/ Running): Usually in contrast color, unstitched
Wash Care: Dry clean only. Store in a cotton or muslin cloth to maintain sheen and longevity
Note: Handwoven by skilled artisans, promoting traditional crafts
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Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure.
Popular for ceremonies where auspiciousness is emphasized — worn during Mahurats, Grihapravesh, and Traditional Weddings.
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This saree will be available in a big border and a small border.
Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure.
Popular for ceremonies where auspiciousness is emphasized — worn during Mahurats, Grihapravesh, and Traditional Weddings.
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